512 DAKOTA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-ka’-tku-ga, v. of katkuga; to 
cut up short. 
wa-ka’-tkuyn-za, v. of katkuyza; 
to cut off square—wawakatkuyza. 
wa-ka’-to-to, v. of katoto; fo 
knock, as on a door; to clear off; as 
land for plowing—wawakatoto. 
wa-ka’-tu-ka, v. of katuka; to spoil 
by striking, as furs—wawakatuka. 
wa-ka’/-tu-tka, v. of katutka; to 
break into small pieces—wawakatu- 
tka. 
wa-ka’-ta, v. of kata; to kill by 
striking—wawakata. 
wa-ka’-tin-za, v. of katinza; to 
pound in tight—wawakatinza. 
wa-ka’-un-ka,v. JT. 2.44. wa- 
kawanka. 
wa-ka’-wayn-ka, v. of kawanka; 
to chop down, as timber; to blow 
down, as the wind does trees. T., 
wakaunka. 
wa-ka’-we-ga, v. of kawega; to 
break or fracture—wawakawega. 
wa-ka’-wi-hnu-ni, v. of kawi- 
hnuni; to destroy—wawakawihnuni. 
wa-ka’-wiy-za, v. of kawinza; to 
bend down by striking—wawakawin- 
Za. 
wa-ka’-zay, v: of kazan; to strike 
and make sick—-wawakazan. 
wa-ka’-ze, v. of kaze; to lade or 
dip out, as food from a kettle; to 
lade or dip out, as meat or other 
solids—wawakaze. 
wa-ka’-zon-ta, v. to weave— 
wawakazonta: also 1st pers. sing. 
of kazonta, 
wa-ka’-za-za, v. of kazaza; to 
wash by drawing back and forth in 
the water; to see well—wawakazaza: 
also Ist pers. sing. of kazaza. 
wa-ka’-zi-pa, v. of kazipa; to 
shave—wawakazipa. 
wa-ka’-zuy, v. of kazuy; to tear 
up by the roots. 
wa-ka’-zu-au, v. of kazuzu; to 
pay off; to erase; to forgive—wawa- 
kazuzu: also Ist pers. sing. of ka- 
VAVWATE 
wa-kéay’-yan, v. to observe and 
report: wakéanyay ya, to go. to spy 
out; wakéanyan hdi, to come home 
and make report of what one has 
learned, as in the case of a man 
sent out by the hunters to discover 
where the buffalo are. ., tonwe- 
yagli. 
wa-kéan’-ye-ya,v.a. to cause 
to go and spy out—wakéay yewaya. 
wa-kée’-ya,v. T. to hang over 
the fire to roast. See wapéeya 
wa-kée’-ya-pi, » T. the ribs 
of an animal, the roasting piece; be- 
cause the ribs are generally so 
cooked. See wapéeyapi. 
wa-kdu’-ha, v. abs. Ih. i. g. wa- 
hduha. 
wa-kdu’-he, v.n. Ih. to live with 
one’s wife's relatives: wawakduhe. 
Wa-kdu’-he, ». p_ the loafer band 
of Brule Sioux; to live with connec- 
tions by marriage; a band of Oglalas. 
T., Waglulie. 
wa-ke’-ya, . a skin tent, a Da- 
kota lodge. See wokeya. 
